white smoke coming out from the exhaust pipe, what's causing that?

It might be coolant...look underhood for evidence of a prior overheat...may not have even been in your possession at the time....and darned old tap water instead of coolant...also integrity of the head gasket~

thanks very much Mark!! by the way whats a crack block?

thanks very much judge roy!! by the way whats a crack block?

did u pour any kind of fuel, oil additive lately into the gas tank?

When you set a cold ice cube into a warm glass of Whiskey will crack...just like the Iron block (if you've got an iron Block, could be aluminum alloy)~

some dummy who was using your car back when it was a rental topped it off with HOSE water from the gas station where they had broken down (as witnessed by the stains of the overheat on the bottom of your hood) replaced the hose (or just chopped 3/4 of an inch and put it back) then probably used tap water...only they did not wait for the engine to cool down...they were in a hurry....so bad coolant...internal leakage...be it cracked block or bad headgasket~would be my diagnosis....IF this WERE the circumstances....one could simply open the radiator cap to learn the condition of the cooling jacket...I'd immediately flush the rust water out of there and assess what needs to be done next~

how do i fix the fuel and temperature gauge? the fuel gauge is always on ( F ) when i turn the ignition on and same goes to the temperature its always on ( H )

get a NEW battery...after five will play hell with your charging system....you must follow the black 1/0 cable to where it attaches to the chassis/frame and unbolt, wire brush the location with a coarse wire brush to establish a 300 cold cranking amps potential...this will provide a reliable ground for your dashboard instrumentation...currently you've got "brown" power with varying available amperages and variable voltages....makes semiconductor devices unreliable~ Yes...clean the cable with a wirebrush and the place that it bolts to and will be okay then~

thanks!! you've been very helpfull...

where actually is the 1/0 cable located, where should i find it?? and also now my vehicle develope another sickness it takes a little bit longer when tryin to reverse, whats causing that to happen?

1/0 cable is the battery cable...necessarily fat to be able to pull all that amperage~

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_wire_gauge

the battery clamp...negative side... lug end needs to be wirebrushed clean where it attaches to the frame~

the negative ground to all the instrumentation on the dash panel will react as originally intended...and hopefully will restore the vehicle (....probably not the Smoking problem)~